Matthew Morgan was crumpled on the pavement lying in a pool of blood. Bones had torn through his flesh. His left foot was nearly severed. As he lapsed into and out of consciousness, a jarring thought crossed the Baptist preacher’s mind: he no longer had health insurance.
Joe Miller expressed disbelief at the Washington-based Club for Growth’s endorsement of Dan Sullivan in the Alaska senate race earlier today.
It seems a lobbyist’s work is never done.
The sectarian strife that has rent apart Syria’s delicate multi-ethnic fabric has spawned a severe humanitarian crisis and driven 2.5 million refugees into neighboring countries.
Stung by internal security lapses, U.S. intelligence officials plan to use a sweeping electronic system to continually monitor workers with secret clearances.
Is President Big Spender, really in a position to tell people how to allocate their money?
At issue is how Senate Intelligence Committee staffers obtained portions of a sensitive internal CIA study named the ‘Panetta report.’ The committee chairman, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, mentioned a possible whistle-blower.
Representative asks floor during stirring speech: “How does going from being a senator to a president rewrite the Constitution?”
After months of pressing the CBS News brass to get out of her contract, reporter Sharyl Attkisson was finally granted her request.
The South Carolina House of Representatives approved nearly $70,000 in cuts to two public universities on Wednesday in retaliation over reading material containing homosexual themes.